The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-03-04
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
G.. \. Casmire came in fsem Wichit.
Sunday.
| Rev. Il. NJ. Scott is attending Con.
ference at Chanute this week.
The portly form of A. G. g. Shockey
of Moran graced our streets Tuesday.
H. Klaumann is in Kansas City this
week buying goods for the spring
trade.
B. T. Rodman is in Wichita this week
looking after some of his recent invest
ments.
Mr.. C.. B. Smith, one ofour good
north Deer Creek friends called on us
last Saturday.
Mr.. ]. A. MOnfort, returned last
Friday from q hurried business trip to
Cincinnati, Ohio.
w. A. Custer and wife returned
Wednesday from an extended visit to
friends in Missouri.
Lutte and Del Northrup went to
Wichita this week to look after some
interests they have there.
Mr.. l. B. Lawyer and Miss Ida
Patton are spending week across
the river among old neighbors.
d. r. Beatty was in town Sunday
visiting his wife who has been staying
with her mother for some time.
C.. A. McMullen, editor of the Bene-
dict Echo, was in town Saturday and
made the REGISTER pleasant call.
H. A. Ewing aud A. e. Scott went
to Oswego Monday to look after law
suit in which they are opposing coun-
sci.
r. 5, Hamilton was in town this
week. He thinks OF changing his
present location and going either to
Fort Scott or Wichita.
Miss Nora Lewis has returned from
an extended visit to her friend, Mrs.
F. A. Ruse, at Argonia, and has re-
sumed her position with Mr.. Davies.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Curdy were in
town q short time Wednesday. We
Understood Mr.. .Curdv was on his way
to Toronto to close::out his store at that
place.
Moses Neal was in town Tuesday.
He has Just returned from Washing
ton, where he has been with q delega-
ton Of Sac and Fox Indians on BUSH
ness concerning the tribe.
IF. Acres was at home over Sun
day. 1t is needless to say that he is
heartily in sympathy with this admin
istratiOn and that he considers the
United States Senate very able, ami
able and discriminating body of states
men.
Morg. Hartman started Tuesday to
Eureka Springs, Arkansas to remain
some time. He has recuperated but
slowly from his recent illness and goes
to the Springs in the hope that the
change will help him to regain his
health.
Mr.. James Finley, of Salem, was in
town Monday on business for his school
district. While here he called and
subscribed for the REGISTER, remark
ing that he had ''heard it was good
paper" We hope he will find it equal
to its reputation.
Mr.. G.. w. johnson, of Salem, called
on US Monday. He is much pleased
with the Farmers Column and thinks
he can influence a number Of his neigh
bOrs to subscribe for the REGISTER.
We are already indebted to him for two
new subscribers.
Mr.. T. ]. Anderson, senior proprie-
tor Of the Allendale Stock Farm, re-
turned, Wednesday, from six weeks
trip to the east. He expects to become
permanent citizen of Allen county
and will give his personal attention 10
the oversight of his valuable farm.
Uncle John Gilkeson, of Carlyle,
called on US Monday. He informs us
that he has gone into the heat fender
business, having traded some eastern
property for the State of West Virgin
ia. He will probably go east about
May LIST, to look after his investment.
Mr.. f. G. Gilbert, of Usage, called
On us Wednesday. He was in town
for the purpose Of negotiating with
Marsh Hart for the purchase of his
Deer Creek farm, on behalf Of broth
er-in-law whom he expects soon from
Illinois. The trade will probably be
consummated next week.
III. Thompson, the Moran Poland
China man, called on us last Saturday.
He is very much pleased with the re-
suit of his advertising iii the REGIS
TER. He says it has brought him pur-
chasers, not only from all parts OF Al
len county, but from other counties
and from other States even.
A note from our friend A. f.. Fehlei-
sen. of Wichita, enclosing cash to re-
new his subscription to the REGISTER,
states that he had the pleasure of en-
pertaining Hon. E. D. Lacy and wife
and showing them the city on the Oc-
casion of the recent Legislative excur-
sion. We are glad to know that Mr..
Fehleisen has done well since his loca.
ton in the Windy Wonder.
| W. A. COwan, representing the city,
and w. T. Barnett, representing lola
township went over to Wichita Mon.
day to attend meeting of the stock
holders of the Wichita railroad com.
company. The following officers we've
elected: Mr.. Geo. J. Gould, president;
Mr.. J. Ii. Richards, vice-president and
general attorney; Mr.. Geo. c. Smith
secretary; Mr.. ii. C. Hadley, assistant
secretary; Mr.. A. II. Calef, treasurer;
Mr.. r. Harding, assistant treasurer;
Mr.. d. s. ii. Smith, local treasurer
| RECEIVED PAYMENT.
During the month Of February the